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9/11British UNIMA Centre Bulletin Issue 104 July 2000
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- This 40 page issue is the last to be edited by Robert Fowler. John Morley writes on Fasulis a traditional Greek puppet and Stephanie Green on Dance Dramas, Topeng, Gendèr Workshops, and Mask-Makers in Bali. Penny Francis experiences a Rajasthani puppet show when visiting Mumbai, and reports on a production of Gounod’s Faust involving the London-Munich Puppet Players. Robert writes more on puppetry in the Czech Lands and Dan Bishop, in Mr Punch & the Tringle Factor, describes the Le Printemps de la Marionnette festival in Liège. Glyn Edwards explains the techniques of the Pivetta and Swazzle and Ted Beresford describes Puppet Carving in Bruges. Jane Phillips suggests that the waxworks mentioned in Strolling Players – an essay by Ffrancis G Payne, reprinted here, are those of the D’Arc company. Bob Frith, in Who put the Marie in Marionette?, recalls the experiences of a Horse + Bamboo performance in Westminster Abbey and Basil Jones of Handspring recounts the creation of The Chimp Project about the relationships between chimpanzees and humans.
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This 40 page issue is the last to be edited by Robert Fowler. John Morley writes on Fasulis a traditional Greek puppet and Stephanie Green on Dance Dramas, Topeng, Gendèr Workshops, and Mask-Makers in Bali. Penny Francis experiences a Rajasthani puppet show when visiting Mumbai, and reports on a production of Gounod’s Faust involving the London-Munich Puppet Players. Robert writes more on puppetry in the Czech Lands and Dan Bishop, in Mr Punch & the Tringle Factor, describes the Le Printemps de la Marionnette festival in Liège. Glyn Edwards explains the techniques of the Pivetta and Swazzle and Ted Beresford describes Puppet Carving in Bruges. Jane Phillips suggests that the waxworks mentioned in Strolling Players – an essay by Ffrancis G Payne, reprinted here, are those of the D’Arc company. Bob Frith, in Who put the Marie in Marionette?, recalls the experiences of a Horse + Bamboo performance in Westminster Abbey and Basil Jones of Handspring recounts the creation of The Chimp Project about the relationships between chimpanzees and humans.
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